SubCall picks up your line with your business name, books the job, drafts the quote from your own prices, runs your crew's day and goes back to your past customers when the schedule has a hole in it.
Your business name, your greeting, your services and prices. It asks the questions your trade asks and knows the difference between a drip and a burst pipe.
Every morning SubCall tells you which past customers to reach today and writes the message. When tomorrow has a hole in it, it finds the customers who could fill it.
Hi Rosa, it's SubCall Electrical Company. We're in Palms on Tuesday afternoon for another job. It has been a while since the panel upgrade, want us to take a look while we're close?
The call becomes a job on your board. SubCall drafts the quote from your own services list. You check it, change anything, and send it. The customer says yes with one tap.
Every job on a schedule with crew assignments. Every customer with their full history. A map that shows who's near the job you're already at.
| Time | John | Marco | Luis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 AM | Panel swapReyes · Palms | Recessed lightsKim · Culver City | Rewire day 2Ortiz · Venice |
| 1 PM | Open slotFill it | EV chargerPark · Mar Vista | Rewire day 2cont. |
| 4 PM | Five outletsDana R. · Palms | Open slotFill it | InspectionCity · Venice |
SubCall builds your page from your current website and what's already in your account: your services, your service area, your offers, your photos and the number that always gets answered.
Forward the calls you miss to SubCall. The number on your truck and your Google listing stays the same, and you still pick up when you can.
Import a spreadsheet or another tool's export. SubCall knows your customers and their history from the first call.
Plumbing, roofing, garage doors and more ask what that trade asks. Every other trade gets the general intake: the job, the address, how urgent.
of specialty trade contractor businesses have no paid employees. The person on the job is the person answering the phone.
U.S. Census Bureau, 2022, via NAHBa typical repair visit for a plumber, electrician or HVAC tech.
Angi 2026 · plumbing $341 · electrician $351 · HVAC $350what homeowners are expected to spend on improvements and repairs by the end of 2026.
Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, April 2026A repair visit runs about $350 for a plumber, electrician or HVAC tech, so one saved job a month covers the plan.
No. You forward the calls you miss to your SubCall line through your phone carrier. Your number stays the same, and you still pick up when you can.
Call the demo line and talk to it like a customer would. Ask about a panel that keeps tripping, a broken spring or a roof that's dripping.